Intellectual Property
Patents
Five granted U.S. patents in satellite networking, developed over my time at Verizon — spanning quality of service, routing, bandwidth allocation, resource pre-allocation, and network redundancy.
US 9,042,355
Quality of Service (QoS) for Satellite Communications Network
Prioritizing traffic over satellite links so mission-critical data gets through even under congestion.
US 8,885,549
Bandwidth and Burst Rate Allocation in Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) Networks
Dynamically allocating bandwidth and burst capacity across VSAT terminals so satellite capacity isn't wasted on idle sites.
US 8,675,543
Route Limiting in Border Gateway Protocol Over Satellite Networks
Limiting which routes get advertised over a satellite link via BGP, so route flooding doesn't choke a bandwidth-constrained connection.
US 10,122,439
Pre-Allocating Network Resources for Communications Between a Network Hub and a Remote Terminal
Reserving network capacity between a hub and remote terminal ahead of time so bandwidth is ready the instant it's needed instead of negotiated on the fly.
US 9,923,761
Diverse Network Paths with Site Hardware Redundancy for Improved Availability
Routing traffic over physically separate paths and redundant hardware at each site so a single equipment failure doesn't take the whole link down.